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jreina
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June 5, 2024
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Vcore voltage levels - published values in source?

  • June 5, 2024
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Hi,

What are the Vcore volage levels for the STM32H562 as applied by the VOS configuration bits?

 

Datasheet -

  • VOS0-3 = [1.35, 1.20, 1.10, 1.00] V

Source

  • VOS0-3 = [1.2, 1.1, 1.0, 0.9] V

 

The discrepancy lies in some outdated comments I think; maybe the values in source linked above (lines 326-347) are just an artifact that needs updated

 

Are the datasheet values in Table 20 of this datasheet correct?

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Best answer by AScha.3

Hi,

the ds is the data...it should be, what chip doing.

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>maybe the values in source linked above (lines 326-347) are just an artifact that needs updated

Seems so. Frequencies there are also wrong...at least in my version.

And this is just a (copied) comment - not the ds.

Anyway - why you care about the "real" voltage ? You can switch the level 0..3 , but the chip will do, whatever this version of chip deciding then to do. You cannot change or adjust a certain level.

If just for interest : try to measure it , with the ADC ->

AScha3_0-1717608748081.png

 

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AScha.3
AScha.3Best answer
Super User
June 5, 2024

Hi,

the ds is the data...it should be, what chip doing.

+

>maybe the values in source linked above (lines 326-347) are just an artifact that needs updated

Seems so. Frequencies there are also wrong...at least in my version.

And this is just a (copied) comment - not the ds.

Anyway - why you care about the "real" voltage ? You can switch the level 0..3 , but the chip will do, whatever this version of chip deciding then to do. You cannot change or adjust a certain level.

If just for interest : try to measure it , with the ADC ->

AScha3_0-1717608748081.png

 

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jreina
jreinaAuthor
Associate II
June 5, 2024

Interesting, thank you AScha.3! Yes I assumed the datasheet correct but wanted validation in response to someone on the hardware team at work 

I also really appreciate your feedback on the relevance for voltage levels! We will be in review (and your ADC measuring reference - GOLDEN, thank you)

AScha.3
Super User
June 5, 2024

Maybe even faster : look at the VCAP pin (at your case) and check just with a DMM . (core voltage)

AScha3_0-1717610260033.png

Then you see, what your chip doing . :)

 

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